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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 27, 1966)
State Forestry Fire Closure Off Mr. an.l Mrs. On Farguson have had guests Joining them It '!) T y. .iri-V-i-" Klre season for the Kast Cen tral Ort'ipm district. Stale IV parlment of KoreMrv, officially ended nt m 1. 1 n ( : li t Tueidiiv nlclit. Knox rii'kln. Kiwsil. nt sislaiil unit forester, said Wed nesday. He expressed appreciation to tlte dry Heitaon lld thanked them for Ihelr care In tittup the XVood. The Fast Central district ex. lends well Into Morrow count v tvachlrin Into parla of the upiier Willow Crei'k country. Nearest In pheasant hunting this wk. Hero for a few days from Gold Bench, was their son Ted Fer guson, and visiting for the week are Mr. and Mrs. Archie Ker ler also ol Hold Beach. Vi 1 exervono tor tlie eooiM'ratlon Kiiard utalli'u to lleppner Is the Hlxen In fire prevention duilim one nt I'hapin err eK. l- y( Y 1 V. N. Anderson's WW. 4 HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thundor. October 87. 1966 7 I RE-ELECT a , - 1 i ' ' LAW llr- 1 ' ' 4 1 '1 -L 4 LSI -'I w . I : SHADES OF THE CAY NINETtESI This trio. Mrs. Hcrtlan (Betly) Gntrr. Mrs Dick (Lorna) Bornian and Mrs. Lylo (Neva) Matto son. alt of J. C Penney Co.. won a $10 pruo for most appiopr ate costumes for women during Craxy Days here Frtdav and Saturday. (G-T Photo). BULL SALE Wednesday, November 30 At Tha Ranch 1) ML S. W. of lleppner on Oregon 207 Selling 56 Head Frank and Kay Anderson Heppnor, Oregon Ph. 678 531 1 V? In;, riirimr i ii. AL ULLMAN Pd by the Reelect Congress man I'llman committee, Don Reed, Treas. Box 6S1, Baker, Ore. 97Sli. GENE PIERCE, president of the Bank of Eastern Oregon, awards a S10 check to Mrs. Bob Bergstrom for being the first to come to the bank wearing a barrel during Craxy Days Friday. . (G-T Photo). To Sell Fruit Cakes Members of Beta Omega Sor ority will hold a door to door fruU cake sale in Heppnor and lone on Saturday, November 5. rroctvds of the sale will he added to the funds to purchase a water softener for Pioneer Memorial hospital, a project which the sorority has had un derway for the past year. r r i rs. rair, Koaeo uates Phncan fnr 10A7. a At , Dance Policy Set "A HERE ARE MY FIVE LEADING REASONS For Making You A Good Working Assessor Vote Bob (Butch) Laughlin, Democrat Morrow County Assessor (Pd Adv. by Bob Laughlin, Heppner) Northwestern Motel Announces WE HAVE INSTALLED PHONES IN OUR ROOMS. AND WE NOW HAVE A NEW PHONE NUMBER. 676-9167 More Fun, Always... At the TWO Sparding New If ! A CV in SALEM 112 Rooms 745-735 CwaemilU. Fiooi: 503) 363-2451 orw ws t ve mstaurants with 24-hour corm shops in EUGENE 150 Rooms Ploni: (503) 342-5151 Dates of August 22 throuch 25 have been approved bv the Morrow County Fair Board for the 1967 fair, and Saturday. ; August 26, and Sunday, August :27, have been officiallv set as the rodeo dates. The dates were ; approved at the regular meet ing of the fair board last week, j Fred Mankin reported at the ' meeting that barns have been cleaned and are ready to be sprayed. As was reported ear . lier in the Gazette-Times, barns : will be locked up for at least one year to disinfect. The fair board requests that all persons interseted in hav ing dances at the fair pavilion contact the fair board at least one month in advance so there will be no conflicts with other activities held there, and so th. fair board can approve thov,. dances at their regular monthlv meetings. Also, these persons must ap pear at the fair board meetings, held the third Monday of each month, for approval. This avoids calling the fair secretary and board members at their homes as an approval by all members is necesary It is also requested that per sons make plans well in ad. vance of dances or other activ-1 ities they wish held there in stead of at the very last min ute. The dances must be policed with at least two policemen and must be well chaperoned. Approval will be given for these dances only after chaperones have been contacted, assuring the fair board of their pres ence during the entire length of the dance. . x firs -: J v 3 f If: rr 1 J If . til-: era:.!'-! APT BUTitfFWTIlNn win a orlie at Soim dr.-..ra i counts . lrr mi'" at Crozv Day- The lull hillv who won a SH) rn?i- - , snnwr sormwpu over the oroiuc utciion in Tr-ntrnl (Ci-T lnoio MaKtt wiieie he works. Winners Named For Crazy Days RE-ELECT Rod Thomson, Assessor ( ' I - . .. rs' i Ant.. 9 REPUBLICAN ROD THOMSON EXPERIENCE IS NECESSARY IN THIS orncE Work of the County As vsir Is more (titnpllcated every venr with more com plex formuhiN on svicss inentH, npprnlsnN, state rrllcl and other inntters, ELECT A MAN WITH THIS VALUABLE EXPERIENCE Thomson has completed nine years In this office ! years ns deputy and four years as elected nssi-s-vir. He knows every phase of the Jol. WHEN YOU VOTE, CON SIDER HOW IMPORTANT this orriCE is to you. ELECT A MAN WHO KNOWS THE JOB AND DOES IT. IM adv. by Hod Thomson, Heppner. lire.) Plans Underway For Award Night "Four-H A Family Affair'' is the theme for South Morrow County's 4-H Achievement Party to be neld Sunday, November 6, from 5 to 7 p.m. in the Hepp ner High school cafetorium. Four-H'ers and their families will be treated to a fun party complete with cider and dough nuts for the annual occasion, when honors and achievement awards are gven for this year's 4-H work. General chairman f'.r the party is Mrs. Louis Carlson; helping her with arrangements will be Mrs. Doug Drake, chair man of the program committee; Mrs. Darlene Arrington, decorat ion chairman, and Mrs. Bill Gentry, set-up committee chair man. Mrs. Albert Wright, Mrs. Lewis Cailson, Mrs. Bob Berg strom and Mrs. Carl Khea will make un the kitchen committee and the Gooseberry Livestock Club will clean up after the party. ELECT HARTIN BUCHANAN For Representative 28th District Umatilla, Morrow, Gilliam Sherman. Wheeler Counties MARTIN BUCHANAN has the ENERGY, EXPERIENCE. DEDI CATION to present the people of the 28th Dist Pd. Pol. Adv. by Martin Buchanan Campaign Committee, John Grave, Sec, 31 S. VV. Second St., M-F. ' s 0m . t v Crazy things happened in Heppner Friday and Saturday during second annual Crazy Days, but everyone who partic ipated had a good time and marrhants pronounced the pro motional event a big success. Mrs. Bob iMarlene) Bergstrom summoned the courage to go to the Bank of Eastern Oregon In a barrel and won $10 as a prize, Mrs. Gerald (Betty) Rood came within five pounds of guessing the total weight of the bank staff and won a $3 savings ac count. Her guess was 11H1 pounds and the actual total was 1176. Three clerks at J. C. Penney Co. who dressed as a Gay Nine ties dancing trio split a $10 prize for the most appropriate Crazy Days costumes for wom en, and Art Burkenbine of Cen tral Market won the $10 prize for men, the prizes coming from the Chamber of Commerce. The three at Penney's are Mrs. Dick ( Lorna i Borman, Mrs. Lylc 'Neva) Matteson and Mrs. Har lan (Betty) Gentry. Winners of a drawing at Van's Variety were Mrs. Al (Edna) Fetsch, who received a center piece, and Richard Earl Walk er, who received a "Polly Puff" poodle. 5j s;-"i? :.7'; ' f i f i y 4 L tut' im VOTE FOR Democratic Candidate JACK L. VAN WINKLE COUNTY COMMISSIONER "For tho Willow Creek Dam prooct and the futurn derel opmcnt of Morrow County." i Paid political advertisement by Jack VanWInkle Heppner, Oregon) In the Heppner Area, you know where the In Crowd is? At your Quality Buick deo!er's.( Where else?) FARLEY Guests d Mrs. Effie Munkeri over the week end were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gammell and family of Kennewlck. We Will Deliver Your Processed Meat Free Charge Lexington WHOLESALE MEATS CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING SCHEDULE: Hogs Tuesday Cattle Wed., Thurs. Sheep Any Day Follett Meat Co. Ph. 567-6651 Hermiston, Oregon On Hermlflton-McNary Highway MOTOR CO., Mav & Chase IM.
